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Archive for the ‘Social Justice’ Category
Pope Francis: Go to the Outskirts
"We need to go out to the outskirts where there is suffering, bloodshed, blindness that longs for sight, and prisoners in thrall to many evil masters."
Church Communication Hero: The Work of MLK
Martin Luther King Jr. took action: “One of the great tragedies of life is that men seldom bridge the gulf between practice and profession, between doing and saying.”
Church Communication Hero: The Words of MLK
Encouragement and inspiration for church communicators from the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Church Communication Hero: Antoinette Brown Blackwell
As the first woman ordained as a minister in the U.S., Antoinette Brown Blackwell believed that faith and social justice must coexist in more than just words.
Church Communication Hero: Harriet Tubman
As communicators we can learn something from Harriet Tubman’s relentless, persistent fight against the greatest injustice of her day.
Church Diversity Week
Church Diversity Week is coming Jan. 13-19, 2012. It's an opportunity to embrace the growing diversity in churches, that will reflect our future in heaven.
Making Space at Christmas
Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minn., launched the Making Space capital campaign at Christmas to serve homeless & low-income families.
How Your Church Can Do Zombie Outreach
Just when you thought pop culture could do no more with zombies, the church joins the shuffling mob! We explore four ways you can reach out to the undead.
Church & Immigration: You’re Not From Around Here
In the midst of the on-going immigration debate, the Bible has a lot to say about welcoming the stranger. As communicators, how do our churches speak to this issue?
Can Marketing Save Lives? Welcoming the LGBT Community
What if gay-affirming churches started reaching out to struggling LGBT teens? It's a situation where marketing could do more than communicate--it could save lives.
The Last of a Generation: Church Hero Fred Shuttlesworth
Remembering civil rights leader Fred Shuttlesworth, a pastor who was bombed, beaten and imprisoned in his quest to end segregation.
Celebrate Missions Excellence at the Epoch Missions Gala
Learn more about innovation in missions at the Epoch Missions Gala in Atlanta on Oct. 24. Be sure to check out the CFCC discount for $25 off.
Church Diversity Sucks: Why Diversity Matters
The church still remains 93% segregated, nearly 50 years after Martin Luther King Jr. declared Sunday the most segregated day of the week.
Mother’s Day Post Mortem
Historically Mother's Day is rooted in peace and justice. While many churches offer mom tea or flowers, some went a little deeper.
Wayne Elsey: Everyone Can Do Something
Wayne Elsey, founder of Soles4Souls and author of Almost Isn't Good Enough, offers advice for the church about focus, cooperation, evangelism and outreach.
